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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28

belIum thmcs--ihe old line In the ptst
bit sit,r al their opposition Il more that
n a chivalrous sentiment than otherwise.
We tel, smd MIR. Galloway, tbat we ought
10 r, card the fetllngs OF these Old people,
sud not Outrage their convictions aud drive
tbrm from our communion. When the
year 1900 shall have arrived slavery will
lie almost memory. | was born and
rsi.ed, said Mr.. Galloway. In South Caro-.
lima The new South has no leaning 10.
wards slavery. Why cannot we rest
As a basis OF union on the cor.
dbl acceptance OF tho Westminster
confession aud the Catechism. rs his.0Ti-
caIy interpreted. He trusted the day was
not for distant when the two Churches
shalt DO Orcanically what they are spiritual
ly. one moderator responded 10 the greet
ings Of Mr.. Galloway, aud SAID It would be
weIithat there should he no indiscrIminate
haste relative TO instrumental music. With
rcqaia 10 The article In the testimony OF the
Uni'cd Presbyterian Church, II Is a record
# tie Church. lie trusted that over the
two Churches there would soon float one
banrr with tue words written over It:
The United Presbyterian Church OF
Norih America" We can 20 on and do
ouruoIk until God In His own good time
brings about an organic union.
TIC following resolution was adopted al-
most unar imously:
RfaOrCd, That this assembly reiterates
and e,inhasizfs the deliycrance OF former
asson hlcs with reference 10 the sin OF Ia
Temperance, the unsueakabe evil and
wrony OF the liquor traffic. the Use OF in.
toxicaiing drink as beycrge. and the duty
Of all members OF our churches 20 encour-
ege and promote the cause OF temperance
IN every legitimate way, and especially by
the power Of personal Influence and exam
pie AMI by the strong arm Of civil laws.
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southern prc>bytcrians.


-. r.ous. May - The General A.
smMy OF The Southern Pre-. 'ytori1n
Church. after t%o-dty>' discussion,
adorted the resolution offered by Dr.
noge, Of North Caroline, which was
rcally a substitute and COMPROMISE for the
minority report on organic union. that q
committee Lc appointed 10 confer with the
commillc Of The Northern Church - a,r,r-
lain the >.ntjmeut of the latter in connec
lion win ecclc.igstical board, and the
Colorcd Church and other subject, OF toe
Two chlnchc> - might be deemed Noe
ssry. Tie vote stood 81 for aud - against
ne resolution.
Or. Morton presented The report OF the
Committee 90 NaTronves. which specially
poke o. tno lack Of attention t. the c0lofed
recpIe,
The committee on Foreign Missions re.
commended the request OF the BrHili1u
Church 10 allow ii to erect 4 separate M
ncnal S,n0d in conjunction with the
Northern Church missions which have
b,rn released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28

Extract Of LoswooG: isxc.
Irdiro: 75ser.
kadcer: 1oaigc.
Oils: Linseed. soc. machine, es7sc. epeen.
dcr-cod oil. f0n50c.; lard, &c.: SWEET, - per
dozen; best salad, faJ0: castor, tl.0O psr Ral
lon; Virginia iubricating, i5at0c.: ksrossns.
8kc., Gosh per gallon.
Race Ginger: f2kc.
sods; Sal, Make, In kegs: American, SO
fc.
Spirits Turpentine: cc.
CEMENT. LIME, rLAsrsx. 90.
Cement: RoaendaIe, si.ao per barrel; James
River. ti.3A
Lime: Agricultural. saioc. per bushsI; Rock
land, si.i0ati,I, per barrel, according " quaint
iTaster; Lump, 9 per ton; ground, r.s;
calciued plaster, si.7a
North carolina Tar; Large sIss, % 4 Coat
Tar, a.
Fire Bricks: t40as45 per 1y0oo
PlssteriDg Hair; o.. per pound.
GROCERIES,. &C.
Bacon: Clear-rib sides, g1siOr. shoulders.
ne: Virginia shouiders. y. virginia hams.
fancy. HHe; sngar-cured, i3kc'; buik-s'dss'
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, si.DasL,,;
three hoops. fi.f0asiTs
Brcoms: Two strings. fi.i0asf.5e: thrss
strings, sI.Da;25 "a; four strings, s2ash 80
Baskets: Willow. q. i5asi.D per pest; spit,
Coffes; RIO. common, i7c: fair to prime,
i9aI9tc.: Inguayra, i9k aSoc Java. siaac.
Candles: AdsmantiDe candies, i0ai04c. poe
set. i3kc. nor pound half-boxes, ioc. Alios.
lac.
Cheese; Northern and western prime cutting.
ifaIfi5c.: good, 10Haiic (; pineapple. &c.
Fish. IleTTfngs- North Carolina Family Roe,
lalf-barrels, S3g5; North Carolina Cross.
row. sa15: North Carolina Cut. new, 500;
Eastern. stga Mackerel--No. | Day, IN barrels,
SIS: No. 2 IN barrels. SIS; No. ; faf
Rlmmed Macterel, eli; No. ], IN kts, si5';
No. :. IN kits, si.2J: No 3, small. S3Jlas4.
Lard: Prime barrels AMI tierce-, NC;
% and D-pound tin cans, &c.
Matches: 60s, 00as5c. per pack sVsi t.sSs
- q gross; sos, t215as}: 5C0's, s5aso.5o gross.
Molasses: Common syrup-Bogsheads. ~;
tierces, I5c; barrels. l;c. Genuine golden
syrup. g0asOc. per gallon: New orleans prime.
i0aiSc.
Lice: Carolina. 81 a5hc.
salt: Liverpool. from store, ti.satlt = gro1nt
alum. from store, ~ per sacs.
sugar; Crushed, 1tIc. powdered. 6<c.: gran
ulaied. Gi(c.: A. &C.. OF A. bye; yellow, -
scan; common. lasKc.; best washing. iXa
sKc.: toilet, i5aaOc. 0Ed fancy prices; county.
Teas: Flack. s5a5Oc. Imperial 25a'5c.; gun
powder, 35asl.
Tubs; Cedar, 81 s5asa nest; pine. ti-isa
washboards Wooden. seas %; zinc. ti.,os
s9.aS
Hides Green. safe. .wei-sai'ed, 7Aa7i e. ;dry-
saltCd. isai3c. dry fiint, i2aiS,
Leather: Rough leather, 9aysc.: dty-hnlsh
harnefs. 20a1jc.; oountry-lnish harnees, %
finished upper, S0a40c. henilccx sole, iIasic.;
Tsnners on: Newfoundland col. sa53c.
gallon: Labrador. 3sas5c.: straits, S)ss3c.
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Tic princess charIoate,s Pluck.


Whom Charlotte was a very little crea-
tuIe the British public, which has al WAYS
been very fond ct pluck and valiant deeds.
delighted in relating tales about her con-
rage. For example: Her goyerness was
reading Que day. when the door burst open
aud her little hichness came rushing in out
Of breath snd gaspiug: "Oh. Lady Elgln
Lady Elg;n /" and fell into her lap. AlIhe
maids Of hi nor and lackey, came crowding
around, Begging 10 know whist vas the
matter; and Lsdy Elgin was 50 frightened
she could hardly speak. As for toe
Princes, she shrlek1d, and soohed, aud
spelled her big bat aud feathers In irving
to hide her bead on the gOvernesis shoulder.
When all were nearly ont OF their wits with
dismay, "Oh." she cried, ~ have beat
the turkey cock"
There was in the court yard turkey
cock, % which she had long been afraid
aud which had many time put her to
fight; but on this occasion the baby Prin-
cess, disdaining TO run, had summoned all
her courage, aBd kicked and pummel.ed
her enemy until he was clad to escape.
When the British public heard Of the
turkey cock battle IL went about all pulled
up with pride, saying what great and
maenaniEious queen this little pugilIst was
loipr 10 be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
oBnIKn MEETS WITH A hearty Re
csPTioN AT MONTREAL.
His sttopd Visit TO csnada's cspital-A
Grand Ovation to the
Irish Editor.
[By telegraph TO tho Dlspsicb-l

MONTREAL, May q What was done
here This evening in honor OF william
O'Bricn vas meant a a GROWING demon
Stfation. This was the first place at which
he spoke after - invading" Capada, but
tire reception rendered him then was ten
dered by Irish societies a,mo,t cx-
clu,iyely. while the reception tonight
was not alone by Irish societies. hut by
al the other city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cansdi3n associations predominaiing. No
sooner lad O'Brien reached here lat nignt
than meeting Of TepreseUtitiye French
taraoians was held in, Richelieu Hall, al
which The general sentiment seemed % be
in favor Of inviting O'Brien TO stay there
and Offering him all inequalities. To this
end Slr. Durocher. the proprietor. AMI
other French-C Canadians waited on O'Brien
aud mode known their wishes, but nc WIS
obliged TO decline.
The iorchligbt parade was magnificent
spectacle. While 0Brien was speaking
hom TIE balcony OF st. Lawrence Hall,
after his carriage had been hauled
through the principal streets, one
man tr0d upon another mans foot.
Tie man grOaned with pain, aud the
people thought be was dissenting from
O'BIitn's remarks aud intent on creating a
row. lie audience event for him" a.
one man. and before be had time 10 recover
hlm., Il and explain be was badly bruised
and cut. His name il Short. He Is
the editor OF the Canadian W0rkmon
and warm sympathizer with O'Brien.
In the grand parade, after depuationS
from outside towns, came carriage in
which O'Brien was seated with Dennis
kllbride, II. j. ClOrun, president OF the
National League; u. Barry, presi-
dent Of ST. Patrick's Society, and
J. .. Lane. Next in the line
Cfme carriages bearing invited guests.
On Glitter side OF the vehicle in
which OiBrien sat we're FLEA OF carriages
representing the Ilackmen's Union, who
were loudly applaudcd as they flied past.
At least clght thousand men carried torches,
aud a, they fled pat =. Lawrence Hall, on
the balcony Of which O'Brien stood with
the American uewspapermen and
officers Of the local league, there
was st up a dcafeDlng cheer.
In the principal streets along the route
houses we're Illuminated and electric lights
and tiro.crackers flushed. OBrien and hi,
fri,nds stood on the upper gallery OF st.
LawIan ce Hotel, from which the speeches
were made. In the neighboring street
there were at least 10000 persons.
Not far away, nj Ottawa and louDg
streets. was Brother Arnold. OF st. AIMS
Christian Brothers school, with hi4 800
student. Standing and applauding until
they were hOarse. They sang the Irish
national anthem, God Save Ireland"
Mir. O'Bricn, surveying the scene. turned
10 the A. .Ocillcd.Press reporter and SAID
he led never seen ANYTHING liner outside OF
Ireland, or even in Ireland Mr.. II. j
CloIan, president Of the local branch OF the
National League, presided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
DEATHS.

MERRITT Died, at tho residence OF hor
parents. corner Banhridgo aud Clopton streets,
Swanshoro'. LOU ELLER, infant child OF j, B.
and Mary Ida Merritt; aged seventeen months.
The fureral will take place at II O'Clock A.
II. SATU RDAY from Clopton Street church.
Friends and acquaintances are requested TO At
tend without further notice.
PEEK.-Died, at the residence OF hls father,
No. u south Pine street, at O'Clock A. NJ May
q. 1887. JOSEPH LlGoN, youngest son Of
Thomas c. and Maud l. Peek; aged seventeen
months.
Funeral from the house TO-DAY Saturday
at II O'Clock 4. NJ. Friends invited 20 attend.
BRYANT. Died, at the residence OF her
grandfather, 800 east Marshail street, Friday
morning. May ., 1851, at O'Clock, LILLE
WILSON, infant child Of 1ruehart and Annie
BRYANT; aged two months and nine days
WIN be buried from the house SATURDAY,
May 2Sth, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
SALMON. Oiled, May 81, 1887, at $3.50 p. NJ,
at his residence. li7 wea Marshall street. Mr..
WILLIAM SALMON.
The funeral Will tako place THIS AFTER
NCGN NJ 40 O'Clock from his late residence.
No flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
The Northern Presbyterians.


OMAHA. MAY a7.-The PrCsbyteiian A.
scmpv, Nortb, net this morning at the
usual ume. a resolution from the ASSEM-
Div in 81 Louis looking for united action
between both divisions OF the Church va,
adoptod, rs follows:
EeSOirCd, That a committee OF four min
isfersand four ruling elders, together with
The Moderator, be appointed to meet with
a similar committee Of the General Assem-
Div Of the Presbyterian Church, South, III
lhe United states Of America, II such a
committee -hall he appointed for The sole
purpose Of inQuiring into and oscefialulns
inc facts above mentioned. and As u the
nosition that the assembly purposes 10
MAINTAIN as 10 colOrcd churches, ecclesia'ti'
cal hOard,, and any Other subject nov re-.
.ardcd ~ an o. ,tacle 10 the way OF united
effort for the propagation OF The Gospel
and report these facts 10 The next General
Assembly, and such action as they may
warrant.
a similar comiuIitee was appointed by
the Southern Assembly 10 confer Win tue
committee above referred 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
RICHMOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, May q 1885.
COUNTRY PRODUcE.
BUtisr, Eggs. Forte. Lard, Corn Neal.
Butter: Choice, family packed, 20a22c.
choice, store packed. lSdg0,., active; good 10
prime, ilalcc. poor 10 fair, i2kai)c.
Live Hens: Choicc, fat, 25a21c. piece; old
COCKS and small hens, %3a.ic.
Eggs: Fresh. he. steady; barrels aud
boxes. l3c.
Lara Country. S.. active.
Corn Meal: 5Oai5c. per bushel for country;
6Jc. for city mills.
Vegetables.
Cabbage: now. Florida. s2at3 a barrel.
Potatoes: Irish, choice. So. por bushel
for car lots; extra choice. 90c.asl per bushel for
small lois cut store.
Onions: SUss0c. per busheL
Beans: Hand picked, now. si.50ssi.GO. per
bushel and scarce: mixed, slasl..5 per bushel.
colored Beans; 81 per b'lsheL.
Blackeyo Peas: a per DusheL
Round Beans: Sias2 hoX.
New Potatoes: S)aS5 q barrel.
Tomatoes: s2al3 per box.
Green dad Dried Fruits.
Apples: Green. choice, sL5Oas5 per barrel.
active; good 10 ine. 81 JDasi per barrel.
Dried Fruit: Appies-Sun-cnrod, bright,
sliced, 4a5c.; Dark, 3aic; Quarters, bright,
de-; quarters, dark, g. Peaches-Brlghl, Ia
jlsc.: Dark, gal0H1; Unpeeled-Halyes, 5<a6c.;
Quarters, b. Blackberries, &c. Kaspberries,
l0ailc.
Miscellaneous.
Beeswax: l9as0c. per pound.
Blackjack Bark Rossed, ell per 2i0 pounds;
black cak and chestnut, rough, S per 1900
pounds.
Feathers: Prime live goose, iOai5c.; com.
men, 25c.
FlaXseed: fiasi.O5 per busheL
Ray: No. ! timothy, eli; No. 2. $3.50;
mixed clover aud timothy. siOasis; clover, si0a
;i2.
$40 Per tom shipstuh, fsOas2i per ton.
Baled Oats: O0a65c.
Roots: Ginseng, si.oOasl.70 per pound; Sene.
ca. free OF tops, SSa40c. per pound.
Peanuts 4a4Hc., active, as ~ quality.
Rye: 5Sa6Oc. per buehel.
sumac: Prime, i5c.aIl.
Shucks: 5Ja60c.
Baled Straw: 3sas5c.
Tallow: 4a4kc. per pound.
Wool. Washed, 8e3sc: unwashod, s2a2ic.
BURY viii bring from 3 10 &c. per pound loss
than the above rates.
LUMBER. SLAVES. &C.
Lumber: White oak. cut 20 order. siSassO per
LOCO; on market. soasis.9 per 1000; Western
Virginia popiar.si5as20 per 100; West vir-
ginia white pine. ii5aga5 per 1909; yellow
pine-rouFh boards. &C.: dry clear. tisa$i5a
j0ls,, ssaslb. according 10 sixe aud lengths.
shingles-pine. y. 15at2 30. cypress. e1nsh, q;
saved, u.i5aSs per LOCO.
staves: Whiskey-barrel timber, green slSz
go rer 1000; seasoned. s2Oes25 per 1000. Ma
chino slaves. 90 tQass; turned headings, &c. per
set 'flour-ha,rel poles, siatt. Hogshead-
roops, 50c. per bundle
THE prices giyon above arc generally for
round lots at iirst hands. In allipg mail orders
an advance would be asked.,
.pRras. DyKsruyrs, OILS, &C.
Alum: &c.
Alcohol. tassass. 10 per gallon.
dozen.
copperns; lace
cochineai; ,oc per pouad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28

O'Clock this evening. TIE train csns'stcl
~ The sleeping ear IN which :be party lAit
Washington lat nisht sud drawins.foJn
csr taken on at jersey City. The irst con.
siderable stop was made after dayilgn tois
morning. 1T Rutland. W., which potut wa.
ieocbed at $50 o'clock. A large cyoTu
had assembled al The station and the
President stepped out on the Diiuorn
snd shook hands With Ne inpny "a coiid oe
accommodated curing the few minntes
stay. This programme was repeated =.
burlington, Manchester, ~. Aiblns, ana
MalopT, n. Y. The party reached PSlil
Smiths station nj 3 +. N. Three beck
boards we're waiting thtre Ia convey tne
party 10 Saransc Lake. The President snh
Mrs. Cleveland and Colonel and Mrs. La
mont aIe located Ia DR.. Dunton's cottage
shor, distance from the Prospect House
The President will rise early tomorrow
morning. and, accompanied by his guide,
will spend the day In fishing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
cRAsmEoINro PASSENGER CARS.
rour Mcn Eii;Cd and Many others
Injured.


ALTOONA. PA, My 27-Tonight a. the
fat tram west was near k'ttinuing Point
thc wheels Of a car on freight tram East
burt 0nl TIE car crashed into Two pl.-
,cuge coaches with terrible effect, killing
instgnlly four men and iniuring many
others.
The Killed are BAL Graham, son Of eX.
Speaker Grabpm, Of Allegheny, Pa; J. Ii
Staull,r, OF Lewisville, ONO; Wymer shy.
der, Of Sh,mokin, Pa, and John Doris,
newsl o., Of East Liberty, Pa.
Frank McCue OF - east Thirty th.rd
street, New York city, will die. Charles
Biedelman, OF BripdelJ, Noble county,
Indiana. is diving. six others wers seri.
ously, but not dangerously hurt. No pls-
,eugerS occupy ing sleeping or parlor cars
were injured.
The accident was an unavoidable one,
and The worst that has happened Tor years
on The Pcnnsy Naula railroad.
The injured were brought to this city
and were made rs comfortable as possible.
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Danlnge SUIT.

Especial telegram u the Dispatch.]
.N0rFOLK, Va, May 21.-io the United
States circuit Court TO- Jay libels were Iiled
by Charles +. Cooper aud Thomas LiIli,ton
and wife against he steam.lug Portsmouth,
Of The New York. philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad line, aud the ferry.bolt Man
hasseit, for damages to life and limb, each
placing the damages at $4,000. Both YES
sells have been ibelltd and there Is likely TO
be strong fight rs to which is liable or Te-
Spousibe for the damage resulting for
which these suits are TO be brought.
COOpfT's wife was hi He'd IN the collision
and LilII,ton's wife was badly injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
The North American Presbyterians

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-In the General
Assembly OF the Uoited Pcesbyterltn
Church OF North America this morning
Rey. J. &. Galloway, Of tie Assnocla'e
Reformed Church, South, was introduced
and addressed the ASSEMBLY. He conveyed
The Christian salutations OF the synod OF
The South to The assembly, The course Tor
him 10 purs ne was one Of the utmost en-
dor and frapbnesS. The Associate He
formed Church has rejected the
basis of a union, and the reas0ps'
as he conceived. for so doing, were
Two. The first was the agitation IN
the United PresbytGrian Church over the
ORGAN question, and the second from the
oppositIon Of respectable minority 10 the
Fourteenth Article in the testimony OF tue
rnIted PRESBYTERIAN Church. Tie Asso-
ciale Reformed Church wishes to wait I'M
nj the organ question Is settled IN peace
fui way. A hrge portion OF the Associate
Reformed Church considers the ntroduc,
tjou 81 an organ ss fatol TO congregational
singing. The Associate Reformed Cburc
docs moi wish to restore slavery. There y
moi man WHO does not heartily rfio'cr
iba, the incubus OF slavery Is destroyed,
neyerto return. (Applausfl. Iheoppsosllion
com,s from The old people those OF ante
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FINANCIAL
INV foxK gALrrK0ny, Asp ROB
HoHD Stock xxcBAaexs
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, rssssss. tyr
psntins, Rosin, Tar, sns
Pesnat MARKETS.
fnr telecraph % .he pLspa.cnI

Nrw YoRE. May N.--Apathy among opsta.
tors was again noticeable In the stock rlaIkes
to-day. tranractions being more purely proies-
slopal than fer any previous day tnis mers'
Rocm-isaders h al things pretty mucn 70 'ne'il-
selves, and reeIixations for account OF eno7e
who win he abeent from tho street to-mo'tVN
were tho moet important features OF .ae
day Win the exception OF a short period ~
the afternoon the market was heavy throngh'
OUT. Peadirg was the moet prominent Stock
thoucI It's fluctuations were extremely narfOH'
The opening was barely arm, the hrst prices
shaving insignificant chances only from
Yesterdays fnal figures. with advances on
mail majority. The market s00a became duii,
and remsiued so throughout. prices generally
showing but slight movement The afterno2p
market was extremely dull. with prices on inc
general list nearly stagnant, except Tor q sharp
Tecoyery IN Alton and Terre Bnute, and the de-
yeIoprnent OF decided strength IN MANITOBA
The heavy tone became more pronOdhcei
throughout the list In tho last houi. and
the close was quiet but heavy 10 weak az INC
lowest prices OF the day Total salo'. SN.ON
shares. The entire active list Is lower, although
the declines. except In few cases, are iof
fractional amounts only.
AoJn.--stocks quiet and heavy. Money easy
al is5 per cent Exchange-Long, iS5 8 tis5;
short, iS7haisGH. Governments dull
Erening.-Exchange duh and steady: Money
4a7 per cent. closing at .. suD-lrea-nry
balances-Gold. sis5 ~, 900; currency. slj 800
OCl. Governments dull: per cents, lg94
49,. "A. Nh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
In Defence OF Parnell.

IBy AnglO-Amerlcan cablo 20 lhe Dlspatch.I
HUBLlN, May - The tFecmGH'S jOUr-
nat dCnic, that parncll has been guilty %
cIuelty To- Kennedy, one OF the Irish lead.
els AYondale tenants. rs charged Yesterday
hy the DUbln Express. Tue Journal SAYS
that .nStCad OF being c0Grced TO exchange
his good i1rm for Inferior land. ~ aycrrcd
by tie Tory paper, Kennedy sought To,
exchange. desiring 10 occupy !e,,-mprOyed
lsnd duIiug he graZiog season. H. order
10 pccon pH,h the exchange Kennedy went
TO PANEL, agent and offered him hail a
years rent due on the farm minus % PER
cent, " bich be asked a. q reduction. The
agent offered TO cancel Kenuedy's agree.
ment If ne would pay the entire wears rent
minus 80 per cent, which he offered Is a
reduction. This Kennedy refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
gI.c SiIihe Troubles i'm Belgium.

by Ango-Ameiican caDIe 10 me Ulspatch.I
BEUssEIIS, May 27.-The striking coll
lisr> at HoIru, ylbee Of lIainaut, have
attacked the troops who were guarding the
nine lroI crty. Three lanccrs we're wound.
ed. An at'rmpt ha, been made at IIornu
TO DESTROY The house OF o nOn.striker with
dynamite. Twelve hundred more men
joined The strikers at Charleroi to-day. At
BoussOu, IN iIairaut. three hundred men
" nt out To- day, and at DOur one hundred
and sixty. At Nor ,iX hundred strikers
naraGeu, cIamOrng Tor universal suffrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
Governor milIand ex-senator Piati.

10y t'AtEAdl ~ A4AD ~ t'r't--4'l
ALBANY. !. Y, May 25.-Goyernor Hill
was interviewed to-day with reference 20
ex-senator Plall's letter, received by HIM
mi, morning, and said, in Subtance: ]
cannot with propriety t,kr any oiiicia'
notice a thi> letter. The Executive OF
the state cannot properly enter into any
bargain with The commissioner OF quarau
tine or any other official as 10 who wou'd
DE appointed his successor IN the event ol
resignation. | must decline 10 give a.
a,lurauce or engage in any "dicker' 30
reference to tins or any other officer. Il
Mir. Plat sincerely desires TO resign hl' re-
.ignation must De unconditional and with
out any promise on my Plrt."
The Governor proceed, 10 say that Plalt
is perfectly well aware Of all Of this, and
he intimates broadly that his offer is not
mace in good faith, and adds that when
Plat has actually resigned 1t will be time
enough for him to offer suggestions a. 10
his successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
The Paris Thentre Disaster.

by Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatchl
PARIS. Nav 27.-Tbe roll.call of the at
tGC6fS Of The Opera C0mlque made to-day
shows that seventeen actors and employees
are missIug, exclusive Of supcinumerarie-,
who were ,ug.eed nightly as they were
needed and q whom no record vas kept.
According 10 an otliciil report sixty
bodies had b.en recovered from the ruin,
Of the Upda Comique up TO : O'Clock this
evening.
Later official reports announce that
sixty.eieht bodies have 'een recovered
from the opera-bOusc. The work Of search.
ing the ruins continues tonight with the
aiG Of electric lightS. Inquiries for missing
friends are still being received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-28
Fv;c,,ou Troubles In Ireland.

by Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
TUmIN. Nay 27.-EyictiOns are nov
being carried on at Bodykc. and are at
tended ty exciting scenes. To-day fight
occurred and The police chirgcd the people.
Tie sheriff. - no was in command OF the
officers, w,s sclZed with apopIeXy. a
truce was tai Of once. and was used by
Ire people to strengthen their defenres.
TIC ptr,or- 10 he evicted are all bafricaded
IN their bones, and have pIeniy Of assist.
auce IN resisting the police. It is believed
that "A severe fight and even blo0d-hed Is
ileN liable.